45-Day IRP Temporary Permit
What Is a 45-Day IRP Permit?
A 45-Day Temporary IRP Permit allows you to legally operate a commercial vehicle in interstate commerce while your full IRP registration is being processed. It’s a short-term solution that keeps you rolling while documents are finalized and apportioned plates are issued.
When You Need a Temporary Permit
- You’re waiting on your IRP plates or cab card approval
- You’re registering a newly purchased or leased truck
- You need to move freight right away and can’t wait for full IRP processing
- Your IRP renewal is delayed but you’re within an allowable grace period
What’s Required to Issue a 45-Day Permit
- Completed IRP application or renewal paperwork
- Truck title or lease agreement
- Proof of current commercial insurance
- DOT number and business address validation
- 2290 Heavy Vehicle Use Tax (HVUT) proof (if applicable)
How Truckers Desk Helps
- Prepare and file the 45-day permit application quickly
- Ensure all your documents are complete and compliant
- Communicate with your base jurisdiction to expedite approval
- Email or print your temporary cab card so you’re ready to operate
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Failing to carry the permit in the cab during operations
- Letting the 45-day period expire without completing IRP registration
- Submitting incorrect or incomplete insurance or VIN information
Frequently Asked Questions
- Is a 45-Day Permit valid in all states?
- Generally, yes—but some jurisdictions may have specific requirements. We ensure your permit is valid where you plan to operate.
- Can I renew or extend the 45-Day Permit?
- No. It’s a one-time temporary solution while your full IRP is being processed.
- What happens if my registration isn’t ready in 45 days?
- You must stop operating the vehicle until your official cab card and plate are issued. We help you avoid that scenario by filing early.
Get Your Temporary IRP Permit Issued Fast
Don’t wait for plates to start hauling freight. Truckers Desk will file and deliver your 45-Day IRP Permit quickly—so you can keep driving legally and without delay.